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Solid June payroll figures should keep the Fed in a "hike-once-a quarter mindset," said influential bond manager Jeffrey Gundlach.
The U.S. job market continues to put more Americans back to work, but some sectors are faring better than others.
Even a 4.4 percent unemployment rate hasn't been able to put pressure on salaries, which are growing at just a 2.5 percent rate annually.
Freelance is booming, but many business owners won't hire freelance workers. That may be a costly mistake.
The U.S. economy added 222,000 new jobs in June and the unemployment rate held at 4.4 percent, according to a government report Friday.
In an increasingly globalized economy, companies and government agencies alike need more translators and interpreters.
Will the recent weakening in hiring continue for a fourth straight month? Bankrate analyst Mark Hamrick highlights what to look for in Friday's jobs report.
Why aren't more people actively looking for work again with the job market so strong? Part of the answer may be opioid addiction.
Job creation in the private sector tailed off significantly in June in another sign that the economy is getting closer to full employment.
Recent indicators in areas like consumer spending, construction and auto sales have been decidedly less robust this year, The New York Times reports.
It's about time for the Fed to start reducing its balance sheet, Morgan Stanley's Jim Caron told CNBC on Wednesday.
Human beings are not wrenches, and that's the simple lesson today's employers need to learn about loyalty, says Dustin McKissen.
A downturn in car sales after two record years is prompting companies to scale back domestic production, particularly for smaller vehicles. NYT reports.
The Small Business Jobs Index decreased 0.24 percent to 100.10 in June.
Anemic real wage growth is a troubling sign for former U.S. Labor Secretary Seth Harris.
A new University of Washington study that found that the hourly wage hike could in fact be costing jobs.
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